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From Monday 15 September to Sunday 28 September, New Zealanders will once again flock online to vote for their favourite native birds, with the 2025 champion announced on Monday 29 September.
First there was Wordle. Now there is Birdle NZ – a new version of the daily guessing game released by Forest & Bird as it celebrates two decades of the Bird of the Year.
Forest & Bird has lodged formal comments on two major projects that are seeking approval under the controversial new Fast-track Approvals Act: the Tekapo Power Scheme and the Waihi North gold mine.
New Zealanders and their relationship with trees. By Michael Mansvelt
Forest & Bird is celebrating 20 years of Bird of the Year with the launch of a brand-new book.
Conservation Minister Tama Potaka today announced the Government is progressing with its Modernising Conservation Land Management proposals, including a new National Conservation Policy Statement.
This submission addresses National Direction Packages 1, 2 and 3.
We need your help to oppose the Game Animal Council (Herds of Special Interest) Amendment Bill.
Aroha in action sums up the three passionate wahine Māori who star in a new docuseries asking people to work together to restore Tīkapa Moana. By Cassie Roma
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